While I have said a few times that people cannot change their brain structure on command, which is why it is immensely short-sighted of clinical psychologists and other health professionals to rant and rave about people who have for example a narcissistic personality disorder, I have also mentioned that I hope that new therapies will become available to support people with such brain structures. I’ve dropped the word neurofeedback as a suggestion for an avenue to explore within this context.
This morning, I read that the brain structure and connectivity of clinically depressed people changes within six weeks under the right treatment.


https://neurosciencenews.com/brain-connectivity-depression-21668/
No longer seen as correct:
“the structure of the adult brain is generally rigid and incapable of rapid change“